Your comrade, our guide, will be your host on the walking tour which portrays the most contradictory era of Serbia covering the period from World War II to 2000-s. Conspiracy theories and urban legends from the 2nd half of the 20th century will take you through the rise and reign of Communism in Yugoslavia. Places will tell you how Communist Yugoslavia was conceived, why the ritual of the pioneer oath was mandatory, the lifestyle rules of a common Yugoslav, and much more. A symbol of public transportation, the trolley, will bring you to the Museum of Yugoslavia devoted overall to the life and deeds of Josip Broz Tito. A lot of anecdotes from the life of The President will make you feel that he was a celebrity and somehow you will feel the need to show him respect in the House of Flowers, his mausoleum. Hopefully, we will bring you back safely to reality from the time when life was inspired by Brotherhood and Unity, and tailored by the size of the ordinary man.

Learn about Serbia and Belgrade on this private guided tour that focuses on politics and history. This is a specially designed program delivered by top-class guides only. The commentary aims to provide a deeper understanding of the recent turbulencies in the former Yugoslavia. Depart from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy the view at Belgrade Fortress. Walk through Belgrade’s historic center and learn about the area from your guide. Pause for a refreshment and then make your way to the Memorial of Marshal Tito, and St. Sava Church. Highlights: • Gain an in-depth understanding of Serbia and former Yugoslavia • Walk inside ancient Belgrade Fortress and understand its strategic position • See the excellent exhibition in the Museum of Yugoslavia • Visit The House of Flowers - the final resting place of Marshal Tito • Admire the stunning architecture and art of St. Sava Cathedral

Belgrade is the capital of the southeast European country of Serbia. The most significant landmark of the city is fortress Beogradska Tvrđava. How important was Belgrade for Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Serbian and Austrian empires? Do you know that Belgrade once was the capital of Yugoslavia? Belgrade is the city with the finest collection of museums! Is it true, that Nicola Tesla was born in Belgrade? With local charismatic guide, you will visit Historical Museum of Serbia, Museum of Science and Technology, Military Museum, National Museum of Serbia. You will hear the most interesting stories about Nikola Tesla and his inventions, Josip Broz Tito and the House of Flowers.

We will start from your hotel (agreed pick up location) going to the center of the town passing by The Republic Square, Terazije, National Assembly after we move to the residential area of Belgrade. The first place for our short stop will be Beli Dvor, the residential palace of the Karadjordjević, Serbian royal family. After this we will continue toThe mausoleum of Josip Broz Tito also known as the House of Flowers. You will have a time for a short tour of this museum. After the visit we continue and pass by the stadiums of Partizan and Red Star on our way to the St. Sava Temple. We will make a stop at this second largest Orthodox temple in the world.You will have free time to look around and visit St. Sava Temple. After this visit we continue and pass through Slavija Square and take the Kralja Milana street passing by the buildings of the President of the Republic of Serbia and the City Hall. We will then finish our tour driving around Kalemegdan Fortress and Sava Mala area.